Universal City · ZIP 78148
Water damage help in Universal City, TX
Leak, burst pipe, sewage, storm water, smoke or mold in Universal City? Call and you are put through to an independent restoration contractor that takes jobs there.
Universal City
Local contacts and rules
Water and sewer
Both come from the City of Universal City: (210) 659-0333, option 2 (utility providers).
Permits first
The City requires permits before work starts for plumbing, electrical, mechanical, roofing and structural work, among others (permits page).
Not sure?
For anything not on the list, the City asks you to contact Development Services at (210) 659-0333.
City offices
2150 Universal City Blvd., Universal City, TX 78148.
About Universal City
Universal City has about 20,400 residents by the Census 2025 estimate.
Water and sewer bills come from the City rather than SAWS, so a leak on the public side goes to the City. Repairs that involve plumbing or the roof need a City permit, which a contractor normally pulls.
Services
What the contractors handle
- Water Damage RestorationAny leak that soaked floors, walls or cabinets: water out, structure dried, materials replaced.
- Water Extraction & Structural DryingStanding water pulled out, then air movers and dehumidifiers until the readings say dry.
- Burst & Frozen PipesA pipe split in a freeze or a fitting let go: stop the water, then dry the wall cavities and floors.
- Flash Flood & Flooded Home CleanupRising water came in under doors: muddy floors, wet drywall and contaminated contents.
- Sewage Backup CleanupToilets or tubs backing up: contaminated water removed, surfaces sanitized, wet materials replaced.
- Storm & Roof Leak Water DamageStains spreading on the ceiling or wet attic insulation after a storm.
- Water Heater & Appliance LeaksWater heater, washer, dishwasher, fridge line or AC drain: find the wet areas and dry them.
- Fire & Smoke DamageSoot, smoke odor and the water used to put the fire out.
- Mold Remediation (Licensed)Mold after a leak: referrals to firms with a Texas mold remediation license.
Nearby
Other areas
Leak, flood, smoke or mold
Talk it through with a San Antonio restoration contractor
Say where the water came from, which rooms it reached and roughly when it started. The contractor on the line can tell you what an inspection would look at and what they charge for it.
Water where it shouldn't be? Make one call.
The call goes to an independent restoration contractor that takes work in your part of Bexar County or the nearby suburbs.
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